Tiger Hill
- Image Number: K2A001324N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Qiu Ying;仇英
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 80.7×50.3、詩塘 37.9×50.3
- Description:
This painting depicts the bustling and colorful life in Huqiu area, which is the product of the times under the trend of tourism and scenic spots in the late Ming Dynasty. It also adds Qiu Ying’s fake money to increase the value. When Emperor Qianlong wrote the painting, he had already been on the way to the north on his sixth tour to the south, and he could only rely on memories to confirm the painting scene. Therefore, there was a saying that “today’s exhibition frame is a memory, and the scene and the painting are the same”.
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